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MONO W. MARCH 30. ig.53 HERALD ANP NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SKVEN Braves Have Rough Start,! feralb anbJJeUrs Tebbetts Begins Trade Talk ttPOPT Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (Cubs. 4-2. the Boston Red Soxi 8 inns, ram. L Bl. X afcw J With the opening ot the National whipped the San Francisco Giams.ICnii.ioi A :m nnn 01 3 1 mWmWm w Pel Baseball Team Meets Yreka Nine League season less man ueeks away, the champion viaukee Braves are doing nothing tii improve their own conlidencc or their stock in the rest ot the loop. Consider: I. Their record is the worst in the Grapefruit League. 5-13. 2 They still haven't lound a sat- Temple Now York . 000 000 213 II Wynn. Arias '8' and Battey. Sturdivant, Durcn R and Berra 9-T and the Kansas Citv A s halt Mil- ed the Washington Senators. 3-2. in seven inning ( mcinnat A1A 1 10 1 1 w i t n n Milwaukee CKm 200 0013 11 1 Orioles 6, BuCS 5 Cueller and Dotterer. Spahn.l R(10klc w,ll,e Tasby hit two ua .. jeitcoat Hi ana iran-thome run5 h, Baltimore's triumph dall Winner - Cueller. Loer-0er P,U5bur?h The Indians re Spahn HR-Robinon 2. Dotterer. 0lr.ri ,n ..h , nwn ,h W'hisenant. Cllos amj tnCv iurnrd th. trick when Jim BoUer hit a two-run Mactory replacement lor secona I-. - J C -L. I .... I ! C Z I O K.-rman neo mnaw, "ui vniJOX J, IdrlKSJ 1 homer off Dick Droit "h 1B , D. . . , The Chicago White Sox and the Pittsburgh 001 030' 1 on 5 10 0 3 General Manager Birdie Teb- N. Vork yankocs plaved a 3 3; Baltimore 001 002 30x6 9 1 beus aamiis nes geuuig un eu,tl(. ,nal was caUcd 0(( because of Haddix. Face 181 and Folic. about the complacency on the team. vnd if that isn't enough, old . .. 1 tl Cr.-.V.n MI kU.t tauniui ndiini mwnn w maw- out ed for tour nome runs in aunaav s 7 3 Braves' loss to the Cincinnati Beds operating at second base was 53-vear-old Chuck Cottier good field, no hit. At the moment, he has the call over Felix Mantilla and .Joe Morgan. "I'm concerned about compla cency on the club." Tebbetts said. "I'm more worried about the fact that we have no young fellows to battle the others out for their jobs 10 make them put out." Tebbetts and Cincinnati Gen eral Manager Gabe Paul talked trade in Miami Sunday. But like the rest of the league. Paul senses the Braves are in trouble and isn't of a mind to help them plug the lecond base gap. Reds 7, Braves 3 After pitching a three-hit shut- mi! against the St. Louis Cardi nals last Tuesday. S p a h n was shelled for six runs by the Reds. The homer hitters were Frank Robinson. Dutch Dotterer. .lohrmy Temple and Pete W'hisenant. Rob inson hit another later against Joey Jay. In other games Sunday, the Baltimore Orioles edged the Pitts burgh Pirates. 6-5; the Cleveland Indians turned back the Chicago LA Dodgers Slate Tigers In Twin-Bill rain after eight inning?, while the ! W:!helm. Slcator '8'. Stock '9 St. Louis-Philadelphia and Los An-: and Triandos. Ginsberg T1 Win- geles-Detroil games were rained ,ncr Wilhelm. Loser Haddix. HR-Tasby 2. In 10 inns. Chtcaeo N (102 onn 000 02 U 0 (Cleveland 000 002 000 24 11 1 Phillips. Drott '8 and Taylor. Neman (T; McLish. Ferrarese f) and Brown, Nixon '9'. Win-Incr-Kerrarcsr. Loser - Drott. HR-Colavito. BoSox 9, Giants 7 A homer also decided the Boston-Giants' affair. Frank Malzone hit one with one mate on in the ninth and that was the hall game. Boston 410 001 1029 U 1 San Fran 401 000 0207 11 1 Delock. Wall '6 and H Sulli- Ted Williams Awaits Tests For Ailment BOSTON 'AP' A discouraged Ted Williams today awaited exam ination and treatment for the lat est ailment which ranks him as one of haseball's all time hard luck guys. The 40-ycar-nld Boston Red Sox batting perfectionist, who has theivan highest salary in the game, ar rived by plane Sunday night from the club's Scottsdale. Ariz., train ing camp to clear up pains in his I neck and right shoulder. Williams was scheduled for a consultation with Dr. Charles Ka ger. a neurosurgeon, who was ex pected to recommend hospital. a Sanford. Zanm 8' and Mc- Cardell Winner-Wall. Loser-Zanni. HR - Bressoud. Ccpeda, Brandt. Rodgers. Green. Malzone 2 KC 3, Nats 2 Ralph Terry, who went all the way for the A's. held the Sena tors to five hits and drove in two of the A's runs with a double in the fifth. 7 inns. rain. Kansas City 000 120 0 .1 8 1 Washington 100 000 12 5 0 Terry and Tornay. Kemmerer and Porter. Winner Terry. Loser Kemmerer. Lakers Beat SL For Title MINNEAPOLIS, (API - The Minneapolis Lakers, .scorned as paupers a year ago and on the verge of being thrown out of the league, lorded it in pro bas ketball's high society today. With Elgin Baylor breaking down the door the Lakers came out of the National Basketball Assn's poorhouse Sunday by beat ing St Louis 106-104 for the West ern Division title, their first since 1954. The Hawks, national champions a year ago. could scarcely believe it. Almost as dumbfounded were Laker fans, who had suffered mis erably through years of mediocre basketball since George Mikan quit. Bob Shurt. the chance-tak ing Laker president of two years, jubilantly recalled a prediction. "They laughed last October when I said we would look bad for a while but then beat St Louis in the playoffs." he said "They re not laughing now." The Lakers won four games and lost two in the playoffs. Short staked the club's future Time Out mm Ailment ICIaims Ex-Indian The v.m Klamath I'nion High School tennis seann joins the Pel ican track and baseball squads tn spring activity as the squad, under the guidance of coach Boh John on, gets into action Tuesday as they travel with coach Dean ccption of Steve Binney and Jim Hall Binney has a mild case of the measles while Hall suffered a flight sprain of his left ankle while sliding into third base Saturday. It is doubtful that either boy will see any action even if they do White's Wlntelxrd diamond crvw rnake the trip o reka where the baseball team white has scheduled B I a k ueets the Miners in a doublehead- Griggs to pitch only about two T while :he two tennis squads I innines in a Oarhne rnll APAinsr square off against each other. the Miners as the stout senior ST PKTKRSBl'Rli. Fla. AP Hot-tempered Johnny Allen hat ed to lose a baeball came. And when he did. he usually blamed his teammates. That's what many baseball men U A Ik. fnrmar . ,.;,u- u ZL vHe by splitting a twin-bill with IllrfjUI Itdur (Mlllic-l wiiril n-iu "i,U r-...k,., LVirt had died at jiis home here Sunday The two Pcla.tn crews shoe off early Tuesday morning by bus for reka. the tennis team seek ing their first win of the sea son while the baseball team is looking forward to puking up their fourth and fifth win of the sea son against a single loss. White s diamond crew got into action last weekend asainst Prine the Lowboys on rnday, winning the opener 6-2 before falling be fore a 14-hit attack in the second. 15-4. On Saturday afternoon, the Whitehirds received tight pitch ing to sweep both ends of a don ill hurt against Medford in one of the two games on Friday. Other Pel chuckers who White will prob ably use will be John Webb. Keith Farrell. Paul Bishop and sopho more Wally Palmberg. The batting order for tht Yreka contest will he ai follows: Bob Vunck. shortstop: Dean Dun- son, first base: Dick Dfpew, center field: Bill Worlein. left field. Ken Womer. second base: Hall or Bishop, right field; Davo Saks, catcher and Estin Kiger. third base. Coach Johnson, who had .13 pros pects greet him at the opening ten nis practice, has cut the squad at the age of IS. He had been ill I with a heart ailment for several months. Allen pitched for five major , league teams between 1932 and mA, racking lip impressive l'eC-,uollpyH.r fmn th R,.nH I. u - Hnun in ia InrlitfMntf ItiMM unUvi Ve learned one thing. You can't jords with the New York Yankees Bcar!i tj ;)n(1 3.r iand four juniors Johnson also hag White will use the same start ahollt ,ive frwMMU prospects who ing lineups which he used agains'lloflk ver' promising. Prineille and Bend with the ex- The seven-man traveling crew for the Yreka mat dies will ba solve ) our problem bv running away . . . My slice Is as had as ever!" Windy City Relays Close and Cleveland Indians before an All Star game injury in 1938 af fected his delivery. He finished his career with the St. Louis Browns, Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants. Allen was one of the most color ful players of his time, but his quick temper got him into numer- 0t visa l.l'Llf wiiii uuifiirs aim Track Seoson plr , j iir w t i tin vi d mi au.)i iiut u many times when his violent tern- YbJRO BEACH. Fla. 'UPD-The Los Angeles Dodgers, rained out Sunday for the sixth time this spring, slated a double-header with the Detroit Tigers today Florida weather permitting. The Dodgers, all rarin' to play boarded a plane here in pouring rain and headed to Lakeland Sun day for their game with the Ti gers They learned it wasn't raining in Lakeland and it wasn't. Rut it had poured there earlier and the teams had to sit around until about 2 p.m. before they ran out onto the soggy field and dis covered that efforts to dry off the playing area were slightly less than expected. The game was officially called at 2:05 because of wet grounds and about the only exercise for tion gnd traction treatment for the trouble which stems from a pinched nerve. Despite his repeated triumphs on the field, Williams is experi encing still another of a long line of physical ailments which have plagued him since his World War 11 hitch as a Marine pilot. "I'm all right, I'm all right the defending American League batting king sard when he left the plane at Logan Airport. "This has been bothering me for about two weeks now and been getting pro grcssively worse. It's definitely more than muscular but I'm not worried about i "Why docs everything happen' PHOENIX. Ariz to me"" the temperamental left.newcst San Francisco Giant of fielder asked later. them all. pitcher Sam Jones, was "I was feeling better than in tentatively set to pitch a few in some time when this thing hitlnings today when the Bay team me. Williams contmuea. i waMhosted the Chicaco Cubs in a Cac- Sam Jones Hurls Today Against Cubs CHICAGO a PI' - It was time for chansmg of the guards today the Kamble that Baylor would so far as indoor track seasons hit immediate and spectacular I were concerned stardom ' fr mosl purposes, the indoor H. did and Indav M inneaim s SeUOO wound 11 1 ;iuirnay nism the NBA I title playoffs awaitmc the outcome of the Boston-Syracuse series. The Celtics and Nats play Wednesday ni;ht to determine which meets the Lak ers, v If the winner is Boston. Minne apolis will be thrown against team it hasn't beaten in 18 games a record of futility without para! let in modern nro basketball. "But they told us we couldn't 1 Mile and i handle St Louis either because we slower than with the Chicago Daily News Re lavs. Fans now. thus, looked to the .outdoor events. At the relays. Irishman Ron De lany breezed to his 34th straight indoor mile victory, heating run ner up Ed Moran of l'enn State !in the fca'ured Bankers Mile Delany. however, was clocked in 4:06.7 far ofl the 4 03 4 he turned in to win the 1938 Bankers good five seconds, Was his theory." the Villanova star's Allen made an per got out of hand "Once." recalls a former sports writer who knew Allen well, "he threw a tantrum hi a Boston hotel corridor after losing a 1-0 came to the Red Sox' Wes Ferrell. He was with Cleveland at the time. "He yanked down a fire hose and shot water all over the place. He kicked over a cigarette stand filled with sand and knocked oxer furniture. It took hurt a long time to cool down. "Johnny was a very intent ball player. lie never lost a game. Someone else lost it for him That Owl Hoot Meeting Owl Unfit prrsidrnt Fstin Ris er reports that the irnularlv scheduled weekly meeting of the OTI hooMer club will be held, as usual, tonight at the Chuck Wagon, beginning at fi:3fl. All OMNBhttl are urged to at tend the meeting. Playoff Teamsj! Recall Players,' composed of Jim Norland, Keith Baxter. Jim Johnson. D u a n a Kitsimmons. Jan Baxter, Dan Ross and Gary Buchholi. Norland. Jan Baxter and John son are the only seniors on thil year s squad, while Keith Baxter and Ross are juniors. Fitzsim mons. a sophomore and Buchholz, a freshman. Te. lining up tor the doubles matches against Yreka will ba Keith Baxter and Fitzsimtnoni n the (irsl match while Johnson and Jan Baxter will represent math in ihr second. Mean nulling ItattlttW: impressive big finished 16 games behind them in indoor record time ot 4:ui.. league debut with the Yankees in the regular season and lost 8 of 12chalked up in this month's Knights 1932, winning 17 and losing 4 He to them." said Coach Johnnv,of Columbus meet in New York. 'had three more good years with hoping for once I could get through my spring training with out some handicap interfering with my program, ' Williams explained he got rclicl from the pain only when he held his chin up and his head motion less. He said it produced a sharp pain when he turned his head to the right and that rticre are peri ods when he is lying down when it hurts him to breathe. Redlegs Option Osteen To Suds nlivart ..' iVta turn Intimc nut lull J ..ii.7i.. ,hmr -,. I BRADKNTON. Fla (AP enmo far, rarH niaviiia urajciaude Osteon, the a bit of trotting around the field. .southpaw, will return to the Seat after which the Californians tie Ratniers of the Pacific Coast packed up and flew hack here. League this spring. :r? nJrZJTl' : "WTead rbhio. to with. Frank Mai uj rrm - zr-. f ...u; , ilzoni two-run be !hor recall. ' ' hpelUni the Giants tus League tussle The gangling righthander, key figure in a big trade with the St. Louis Cardinals, arrived here late Sunday. He brought a cold with him from soggy Florida, hut still said he was ready to hurl when manager Bill Rigney wanted him to. Rigney indicated that would be today. Jones said that he had not had any arm trouble this year and also said that he felt the Giants "had as good a chance as anybody" to cop the National League flag this year. That the Giants can use another front line hurler was demonstrated 19-year-old; again Sunday. San rrancisco nam- mered lour homes runs, out came out on the short end of a 9-7 slug fest against Boston. . The Bosox had three round-trip Kundla (UP11 The' Minneapolis finished the 1957-58 ' SCaftOll III UCUI clllu 111 1UI, for early expulsion from the league Short couldn't find a buyer so the Lakers stayed in by default. The onlv chance this year was that Baylor would bring in the cus tomers. His 25-point per game scoring and eye-catching style did the job. The Lakers are $50,000 in the black. Through the entire relays, the only one who came close to snap ping records was Eastern Michi gan's one-man track team. Hayes Jones, who won the 60-yard high hurdles in seven seconds flat, tying the American indoor record. Little Ira Murchison of the Chi cago Track Club equalled a relays record of 05.2 in the 50-yard dash. in beat Boh Brown of Tenn State. Bobo Olson, Carmen Head Week's Fights the Yanks before he was traded to Cleveland hefore the I93fi sea son. In his first year as an Indian he had a 20-10 mark. Then fol lowed his most remarkable sea son. He won 15 games and lost only 1. despite an appendectomy that sidelined him for six weeks at midseason. The loss came on his last ap pearance of the season when he was shooting 'o tie the American League record f the most con secutive victori 1 16. "Me lost that one, 10. to the Browns. And was he mad, calls the ex-sports writer. "He blamed the third baseman for let ting a hall get through. s Bobhy Jamaica, vs Lee By TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS The Mont real Canadiens and the Chicago Hlack Hawks called up reinforcements today as they joined the Boston Bruins and To- onto Maple Leafs in a day ot rest before resuming the Stanley Cup playoffs Tuesday night. The Canadiens, leading the Black Hauks 2-1 in their best-of-seen -semifinals, recalled 3fi-year-old Ken Mosdell to fill in for in jured .lean Belivcau Mosdell, a right winger who played 12 sea sons with Montreal and part of the 1957-,"8 campaign with the Black Hawk. has heen with the Mon treal Royals of the Quebec League. Chicago called up risht winger Ron Ingram from Buffalo of the American Hockey League, as a replacement for injured defense- man Elmer 'Moose' Vasko. Vas ko's truk shoulder popped out dur ing Saturday night's game and he's not likely to be ready for Tuesday's game in Chicago. Meantime, there were no re ports of serious injuries by either the Bruins or the Leafs, who re sume their best-of-seven set In Toronto with Boston in front 2-1. Kibt 10 4 4 4 Dunon W'orlrin Grigs Webb Hunakr Carntv Bishop Moor RtinvRrd rarrll TOTALS 400 400 4 110 .ISO 1.1 4 .1 I XII 10 2 1 1 11 2 2 t noon 20O 12 000 Bli 000 ooo 000 000 000 000 ooo tt7 K Kiirr 2. Worlein. Binney. Yunrk, Dunon. Kunuker 2. SAC-Dunon. Griggs: SB-Yunck 2. Worlein. Car ney. Kiger 2. Webb. Hall. IB-Yunclc. Depcw 2. Dumon. Worlein: HR-De-pew; DP-Binney. Yunck and Dunion. DRAIN AGGREGATE Panes County anal Stat Specifications WE DELIVER- Phone 4-7659 FARMER'S SAND & GRAVEL made up some of the cancellations with our Cuban trip, said mana Iter Walt Alston. "The thing that disturbs me is that I don't want my pitchers to back up with the leacue opener less than two weeks away. Osteen had a 14-4 record with Wenatchee of the Northwest League before moving up to the Rainiers last year. His record with Seattle was M Today's Sport Parade Trackside "Experts' Ponder Colt's Class NEW YORK (UP11 Heavy-Ivan-Douglas Vailant weigh. Roy Hams will make his network television nenui ami 1 Owens pair of former middleweight I -tv hig question is whether Ol son can take it on the potato after being flattened in four out of seven botrtl which marked his fast de scent from the world middleweight throne None of the trio which he stopped during a comeback which was launched last October could do much more than cover up from his busy attack. Rut Calhoun can whip in the big blast from outside champions Carmen Basilio and Bobo Olson will appear in non televised scraps this week along the boxing front. Harris, of Cut and Shoot. Tex . will take on Donny Fleeman of .1. . . . . . I I' , ., ,1 I i 1,11 I C A.. hum. m me iiiii.i. . . 12-round return bout BOOni. , T..c ,a. vu'Pifrht litlp fcd Bressouu. urianao Wtpeaa.i , ht wjl bp carricd hv ABC. JacKie rsranat ann Annre uoogers Sartjng al g n.m. e s t were me K'aiu luurinwvi uudi but the most significant blow may have been a triple by Willie Mays. Willie legged it out at top speed and gave no indication of being bothered by his recently injured Bv OSCAR ntALEY NEW YORK es and had a a rider I PI '-They'll rim . Thal ,e the flamboyant Florida Derby at Gulf stream Park on Saturday and while Troilus is one of the top favorites there are those at track aide who question the colt's class. His sire. Priam 2nd. was a stakes winner in France and yet has had only a modicum of suc cess atstud in (his country. His Id Brandt and Felipe Alou each had two of the Giants' 11 hits. Malzone's game-winning blast i was his second of the day. while Pumpsie Green had the other Bo sox homer. Jack Sanford started for San Francisco and was relieved by Dom Zanni, who receipted for the grandson who wasj05s The defeat evened the Giants' Cactus league record at 9-9 old mare finally. Scheduled to see action today for Harris defeated Fleeman in their first meeting (or the Texas state title last Dec 1. He has sul tered but one setback in his 26 pro fights to Floyd Patterson last summer in their world heavy weight contest, which was shown on closed circuit TV. if he is right Local experts peg Olson the fa vorite on the theory that he will got inside of Calhoun's guard and break him with his patented as sortment of hooks to the body mixed with combinations to the head Calhoun, who owns a record of went to the post with m pounds of lead in her saddle, which is far too much dead weight She was a hit swayback, to boot, so you couldn't tell whether or not the weight was affecting her. . "This mare couldn't stand much nu.hing around, being small, and there were 18 horses in the field San Francisco along with .Jones were Stu Miller and Curt Barclay. dam. Drift Song, was unrated and She preferred to run from along this to connoisseurs of class is1 the- rail but she drew the number Bevos Beaten By SD. 7-2 A nro since 1955. Harris has 39 6-1. has not put together three trmi-rt nine of his 25 victories bv wins in a row since early last linnrkniiis Flerman ha regis- year He rolled up 23 straight tered 26 wins in 29 fights since i triumphs before losing to Spider turning pro in 1955. iWebb after Manager Frank Bach Olson will trade punches with I man laimcnca nun in imm. Rorv Calhoun of White Plains. mr weainer-neaien nacuman v v in a in.miind hmil at Sam and Billy Newman. Olson's new NEW for every smoker. .. anytime Francisco's Cow Palace Mondav night Calhoun, who now claims weigh' making was an ordeal for him. has decided lo campaign as a light heavyweight. Basilio. resigned to the fact that Sugar Ray Robinson won't fight him again, meets Arley Seifer in a tune up at Aujusta, Ga.. Tuesday night. It will be Basilio s first fight since he whip, peri Art Aragon last September manager, each has predicted that the light will end early. Bachman franklv jays that he does not like hometown officiating anywhere and is sending his ehcrge out to finish Olson off Newman also looks for a quirk ending. "Bobo will go to work on Calhoun's middle and wear him down." Newman croaks The fighters have to weigh in at a 175-pound limit or in per cent RRAWLEY. Calif. ' AP San I Next Friday night's nationa allylof their purses will be upheld. Cal- mud course ir, in tvnhnid tarv's son be- 15 imkI nosition She liked a dry Diego battered r. - hoari ni ih Ivo Clinic track too. but on the morning of 'pitchers for 17 All nf which i. shnicged off hv the race it came up Charlie Peoples. Troilus' trainer that afternoon the Charlie, a 35-year-old Prnnsvl- eight inches deep, vanian. knows that being in the SADDLE SLIPS :.i i.,.. a. i nwKunlv Shed drop back. mean vou can lick anybody in anything touched her. being frail -i '. .-i like she was. so what happens hut v.iniy - . ... I... ,..a. . innings Every time the conversation r ,' :" " Charlie Secrest. a new Beaver. singled home a run in the first and holdover George three Portland televised 10 rounder will pit wcl- hits and a 7-2 terweight Charley Scott of Phila and victory in an exhibition game be-delphia against highly ratca Isaac wasl'ween the two Pacific Coast I-ogari oi Cuba at Washington I-oamie hasehall teams here Sun-1 new Capitol Arena. Scott w as vir- dav ' tually unknown until he whipped this mare, if Portland could get only MrlLOfart earlier this month at Newiumn h,-. all nlf Rnct Hen-Jin fnrmerlv York ' OlSOB houn isn't worried and thinks he will scale around I6B Olson ex pacti io weigh 174 and both claim they are stronger now that they no longer are rtartltd by slim ming down to the middleweight and the inside horse came both bumped her. i tin Kv'Hllltll others of their reputation But tor nine or. .., '- . .wl I other in the third pure class I'll never forget a.wimin cnaurnK,,,, '"'" Portland was hitless after that mare I raced at the hum meei- '" '" The Beaver' were particularly puzzled In the pitching of left - olv ,rnnH tn Ha" " Char IC HCT r,n. -m.ni,n ,. made of Svson- out and they hv. Man 0' War. (nation ana ,au sue d "' 'Freese's single accounted for the mr nrnpfi larwara inu wrt . ...... elude Mondav At New York Candy IcFarland vs Chico Valez Tuesday At Albuquerque. N M Arthur Presley vs Joe Louis leader when the jockey inn. h. s,n, a ,i at a horsp wiih saiinie sup -I,, ' "Being scared like he was ihe s'ruggling against a mas sive income tax lien, has heen juarantced $10 000 for the bout Calhoun is getting n.soo for the contest which is being neither tel ed or broadcast hander Willie Calvin, who worked Murphy At Stockton. Calif Flash Elorde vs. Redtop llav is At Sacramento. Calif Eddie Ma chen vs Clarence Williams His stnrv aoes this way: Jocucy steereri ner io u.r hh , . ( n. innin , Thursday V i.os v.ngrirs "We ran mostlv for 200 pursesifence and pulled up Goon thing. Vetcrln pitcher-coach Larrv Mauro Vasquei vs. Baby Vas but at one meet mere was a too. Uansen started (or Portland and quei. tl .000 handicap It was a mile Td bred her the ear beloreyjpa,ed three runs on four hits and! Saturday At Hollywood Calif nd a half and she didn't want and that mare had a foal right wak ln ,v,e ,ocond pm another Dwight Hawkins vs Herman Io go that far bu' I put her in it. I there. in the third on a double and j Marques at Palm Springs Cisco That lot of money. "Well. sir. that little old mare ,jnslf Andrade v .lay Fullmer at Ha e.vtniner wienn i ox reneveo A FlIT SWYB(K starten running again ann un im "Well this mare was on me race ana wouin ou wut is. small side and couldn't carry the foal ran second much weight The racing ecre-, "That's what I call class tn a torv didn't like me and he put race norse asm j. i tn thm fmjI That c Charles storv pourras on uri ,-u s., ---- m rfa... .i t had to Trio us is hts horse thi time Ob-I ...... ... . . "t ...k- h.j.i ridden I vtnuslv he feels that ihe class is tion defeat against four victories ir hi a i i . . . . la two years, was scared of hors-lthera. 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